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Roulette Red/Black Pattern Betting

Discussion in 'Roulette Forum' started by David Gregory, Sep 14, 2019.

  1. frankg1974

    frankg1974 Active Member

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    If u want 2 use martingale use it on live roulette not online roulette.Online roulette even if u won 3 or 4 times eventually u going loose and in martingale system loosing mean u will loose large amount of money.I believe live roulette u have better chances.
     
  2. David Gregory

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    I totally agree. It so much easier to rig online roulette than live roulette. Online roulette is convenient for testing ideas. When I did some testing on Youtube with actual roulette wheel spins I did much better. I have heard that some of the free online roulette casinos actually program the game so that you usually win in order to entice you to play for real money thinking that your strategy is a winning one. I heard this from one of the companies that produce the systems the online casinos use.
     
  3. nevk

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    David,
    Thanks again for referring me to this thread.
    Well, at first Red/Black patterns method it really looks like it’s similar to Dobbelsteen
    SSB-shoe shine boy method that produces him consistent wins.
    Dobbelsteen is another experienced player and is actually considered an authority in Dutch casinos.
    My intention here is not to mention that you use the same, but it may just be an equivalent one.

    You can simply do a google search with Dobbelsteen SSB, you will find with some videos as well.
     
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  4. Winner

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    Nevk I think his is similar but if he wins he continues with the same colour u TIL it lose trying to capture the streaks.and only then if he lose he ups his bet on the next colour I think
     
  5. David Gregory

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    Thanks for the info, I will look it up. I am curious to see how close we are with the same concept. If we are close, then that tells me the thinking on both of our part is in going in the right direction. I developed this pattern betting strategy on my own, but I would find it hard to believe that no one else thought of this approach also. If he is having good luck with his strategy and I the same, just think what a fine tuned strategy would result in with all efforts combined.
     
  6. Rona

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    Another Red Black system.
    Some say it is innovative, some say its old crap, some say it's better for baccarat and some say it's for sports betting.
    I didn't know this approach, but it seems that someone has put some numbers down and figured out a way to beat any 20 spin sequence different that 10 Blacks and 10 Reds.

     
  7. David Gregory

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    I checked out the Dobbelsteen strategy and it is similar in one sense; it is betting that a previous black/red pattern will not repeat exactly. It uses a 10 step Martingale which forces you to use a small base unit because of table limits. My strategy only uses a 7 step Martingale which allows for a higher base unit bet. Of course though, a 10 step Martingale offers better odds than a 7 step. This comes down to the discretion of the player; higher risk but higher earnings, or lower risk and lower earnings. Plus my strategy has a few advantages over the Dobbelsteen which I think is a little better. However, I think we are all on the right track, it is the best approach I have found to date.
     
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  8. Winner

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    What would be the few advantages David?
     
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  9. David Gregory

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    Give me your email address and I will send you the complete strategy. A bit to much to explain here?
     
  10. David Gregory

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    Sorry Warrior, I missed this comment from you. You are exactly right, and that is a huge advantage.
     
  11. Margatec

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    Hi Guerrero & David

    So the pattern selection is the winner or is the 7-step martingale? I already lost. . .;)
     
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    Lost to doing what? I know you were you were not using my strategy because you do not know its complete particulars.
     
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  15. Rustyshackleford

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    you are putting a 1,000$ at risk to gain a penny?
    how long have you been doing this?
    i dont believe i need to do any mathwork to know this is a bad idea
    and the loss/win frequency is just not there...
     
  16. Rona

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    When you put $1,000 on an simple chance you win $1,000, not a penny. Get your odds and payouts right.
    You are just confusing the result of this spin with the losses of previous spins.
    Your thinking is flawed.
     
  17. Rona

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    Do some math and give us the probability of losing the $1,000 (losing this and all previous spin consecutively)
    Do you have any idea what is the probability of losing all these spins?
     
  18. Rustyshackleford

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    you mean to tell me that betting pennies and if he wins 1 bet he wins 1 penny so he needs to win 100k bets, even my gut says trying to win 1/4 of that w/o guessing wrong 15 times in a row is still a bad idea the martingale was a bad idea 200 years ago and still is today
     
  19. David Gregory

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    Your math is a little off here. Using a .01 base unit and a 15 step martingale and losing every decision, you incur a total loss of $32.76, not $1,000.00. You are only off by $967.24. How long have you been doing this?
     
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    I stand corrected myself. I accidentally left out the zero. It is a loss of $320.76, not $32.76. For some strange reason I seam to despise zeros.
     

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